Nebraska News in Condensed Form Highlights
West Point to pave 35 blocks this spring. State Millers' association to meet in Omaha January 24. Wilber Alexander appointed Ansiecy postmaster. Beatrice boy loses right hand in shotgun discharge. Doris plant powers Sargent line nearing completion. Wymore hires ex Brush pastor as English instructor. Dana College land sale near Blair for 12000 dollars. Aliens in Scottsbluff vocational classes study English. Nebraska Taxpayers' league executives plan state-wide organization. Ed Smith drafts 1 mill cigarette tax bill. Kearney Holstein sale on February 21 features 50 head of stock. Lincoln rabbit hunter suffers gunshot arm. Adams store blocked by watchman. State Treasurer Robinson reports 14,476,989.84 turned over by Cropsey. Columbus Patton, 94, Revolutionary War link dies in Omaha. Fremont plastics firm elects Green president. Pass VP and May secretary-treasurer. Farmers' Union backs Omaha Grain exchange seat. Horace George, 84, undertakes world tour. Elm Creek bridge opens. 35th anniversary of the great blizzard marked with losses. Beatrice Montgomery, 23, tops Creighton law class averages. Nebraska State Historical Society elects officers: Lowrey president, Shine, Lave, Snell, Tardy, Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
State Millers’ Association
Omaha
Wilber Alexander
Ansiecy
C. W. Harris
Oliver Register
Beatrice
Doris
O. E. Barker
Brush, Colo
Wymore
Dana College
Blair
Axel Axelson
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Taxpayers’ League
Ed Smith
Dis
Nebraska
Kearney
Sprague
Elinor Stiers
Lincoln
Toutellet-Barber General
Adams
Charlies D. Robinson
D. B. Cropsey
Columbus Patton
George Washington
Patton
Cc. H. Green
Fremont
Nebraska Florists’ Association
Charles Pass
North Platte
Grover C. May
York
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Omaha Grain Exchange
National Cooperative Company
Horace W. George
Globe Trotter
Custer County
San Francisco
Orient
Mr. George
Platte River
Elm Creek
United States
Beatrice Montgomery
Creighton University
Nebraska State Historical Society
H. B. Lowrey
Michael Shine
Plattsmouth
D. L. Lave
N. Z. Snell
W. W. Tardy
James IF. Hansen
Prent
Pleasant Valley Community News and Social Roundup
Crowded week with farm chores and visits as R G Simpson and neighbors handle hog butchering duties. Local dances at Crook pavillion and Be No Hall draw big crowds, while Mrs Dan Brandt and Herman families undergo health matters and social calls.
Spring Canyon Community Notes and Local Visits
Spring Canyon residents Clarence Seebe hauled lumber from Crook and will move into a new house as shingles are applied this week. Bells hosted visitors from Fleming Colorado on Sunday. The Hill family and infants visited Robert Nicholas, while John Hansen and Ethel Sutter rode in from Sidney and spent the evening at Sam Pollock’s. Burdette Sharp helped shingle the new Beebe residence, Kenneth Stewart and Lois Louise Hilliard suffered colds this week. John Propst and Joe Duffy were also mentioned in the local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Seebe
Crook
Clarence
Bells
Fleming
Colorado
Bernard Hill
Robert Nicholas
John Hansen
Ethel Sutter
Sidney
Sam Pollock
Ed Hickerson
Pollocks
Burdette Sharp
Clarence Beebe
Kenneth Stewart
Lois Louise’ Hilliard
John Propst
Joe Duffy
Local Social and Business Notes Near Sidney
Miss Martha Frerichs left Monday for a few weeks at Mr Kreinbrinks. Miss Alvina Schneulle left Saturday for a visit at Mr Newton near Smnck. T C Spiker and wife were business visitors at Sidney on Saturday. Sid Erie traded land here for land near Burlington and will move next spring. Anton Ernest and Bert Chilson of Dalton came to Sidney Tuesday to handle business. Mr and Mrs Schneulle hosted O Chesebro and family for Sunday dinner. A social dance was held Saturday night at Ray Frame’s for a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Pete Beyer hosted Mrs Fred Seeger of Sidney for Sunday dinner. Herman Blanky was a Sidney business visitor Thursday. Many farmers fear for wheat sown on summer fallow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Brossard
E. BR. Harding
R. G. Simpson
Crook
W. Simpson
I J Simpson
Sidney
George Bonser
Violet Phelps
Herbert
Wilbur Sullivan
Dan Brandt
Helen Simpson
Eric Brauer
BE. R. Harding
Mr. Simpson
Ollie Wilson
Sterling
Helen
Rev. L. L. Holmes
Peetz
Sidney E. R. Harding
Albert Jeline
van Gorder’s
Deetz
Carl Brauer
John McDonnell
Martha Frerichs
Kreinbrinks
Alvina Schneulle
Mr. Newton
Smnck
T. C. Spiker
Sid Erie
Burlington
Colorado
Anton Ernest
Bert Chilson
Dalton
Schneulle
O. Chesebro
Ray Frame
Pete Beyer
Fred Seeger
Herman Blanky
Bunker Hill Social Roundup Remains Busy
Neighborhood ladies called on John Borcher to make dress forms for Mrs Borcher and Mrs Wheeler. Families visited, shopped, and dined with Glen Bales and others. Several groups planned trips to Sidney and Texington. Local illness noted with Mrs E Troutman on the sick list.
Dr M E Pettibone Dentist Office Over Music Store
Dr M E Pettibone, dentist, maintains practice in the office above The Larson Music Store located at Pheme 419. The notice places the professional at that Richmond area landmark. The short item confirms location and professional service for readers seeking dental care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Pettibone
Larson Music Store
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News OF Nebraska
George W. Norris
McCook
Pleasant Valley
Bert Hilliard
Sam Y Pollock
Pavillion
Joe Hecker
Paul
Elis Dunn’s
Joe Frecker
Charlie Simpson
Mr. Gage
Bert Svittiard
Ray Sheffield
Ed Binney
George McCall
Peetr
Ruth
Maxine
Etis
Henry Thmke Stepoon
Anna Tinmer
Rev Kilburn
John Jones
Barbara Treedl
Mike
James Reisdorf
Spring Canyon
North Divide
Dempster
C. M. Wri
Ave East
Calumet
Bunker Hill
John Borcher
Texington
Albert Haworth
Glen
Paul Meyer
Ernest Hille
Gus Gross
Frank Gross
Harold Spiker
Chas. Gross
Hilbert Borcher
Glen Bales
John Forcher
Arnold Stockkamp
Staht-Hink
Fisk
Sidney Motor CO
Byars
J. W. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
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